Now Choose Life (Deuteronomy 30)
The final part of Moses’ sermon to the Israelites before they enter the land. A simple message: you need to choose – will you choose God and life, or not and death?
The Beautiful Life (Deuteronomy 26)
What does a beautiful life look like?
The Choice we all Face (Deuteronomy 5-11)
All of us are given the choice to follow God wholeheartedly. But how can we do that when our hearts are prone to disobedience? Because God himself promises to change our hearts.
Study Three: The Choice we all Face Application Questions
For those meeting in Community Groups this week, here are the application questions for Study Three: The Choice we all Face. God chooses to rescue his people not because they’re powerful, smart, talented, or good. But because he loves them. 1. Knowing that God already loves us despite our failures and successes, what sort of […]
In God we Trust? (Deuteronomy 4)
‘Hearing is the new seeing’. Gary Millar unpacks from Deuteronomy 4 how listening to God’s words is the way to life – the life God desires for us to live.
Study Two: In God We Trust? Application Questions
For those meeting in Community Groups this week, here are the application questions for Study Two: In God We Trust? Hearing God’s words has got to be a way of life for God’s people. That’s the key to making good choices: to allow every impulse, every idea, every decision to be shaped, corrected, and directed […]
Community Group studies on Deuteronomy
If you’re in a Community Group, you can grab studies here. VC Studies – deuteronomy
Study One: Looking Back, Looking Forward – Application Questions
For those meeting in Community Groups this week, here are the application questions for Study One: Looking Back, Looking Forward. Moses opens his speech by making Israel look back on their past in order to highlight the fact that they must learn to mistrust themselves. 1. Are you more likely to be blasé about your […]
Looking Back, Looking Forward (Deuteronomy 1-3)
Moses begins his epic speech to God’s people by telling us that we must have a healthy mistrust in ourselves. Only then will we be able to trust God for our future.